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Nebraska, as second-clasB mall matter
under thu Act or congress or March 3,
1879.
THE BA8EBALL TEAM.
In the hard-earned victories of tho
Nebraska baseball team at Cornell and
Minneapolis there is a cheering indica
tion that oastorn trip, which was bo-
gun a week agfrTwill not be so disas
trous as the crushing dofeats of the
earlier contests had led many to ex
pect it would be. At tho beginning of
tho season the listlesB and mediocre
playing of tho Cornhuskers made .pes
simists of their most ardent support
ers.
In tho gamoB with tho' Lincoln
leagueiH and tho Wesloyan nine tho
ontiro Nebraska team played like a
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HALLETT, GRADUATE
Established 1871.
bunch of 'high school boys and the Indi
cations pointed to an early disband
mont of tho Cornhusker organization.
Few students took any interest in the
nine at this time and places on tho
team left vacant by tho disqualification
of players wmt a bogging for men to
fill them. Tho victory over Missouri
made the prospects of tho Cornhusk
ers appear brighter. Some students,
however,, claimed the success of this
gamo was accidental, and could seo
only disaster ahead for tho Nebraska
baseball team. In tho initial games
of tho present trip the Cornhuskers
met defeat and tho prophecy of tho
pessimists seemed to have come .true,
v'"! the team suddenly took a brace
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and won two games. 'One of theso
victories was won from Minnesota by
tho score of 8 to 7.
In winning from Minnesota, and in
helping keep up Nebraska's reputa
tion of fighting hard against any
Qophor team, tho Cornhusker baseball
nine has won the right to havo the
present trip called a successful one.
If the Cornhuskers wero to lose every
game remaining on their schedule, the
victory over tho Gophers alono would
entitle them to much glory. Not every
Nebraska athletic team can defeat
Minnesota.
NEW BOOK8.
Recent Additions to the University
Library.
Berenson, Bornhard Study and Crit
icism of Italian Art.
Bevler and Usher Homo Econom
ics Movement.
Dexter, H. M. Tho England and
Holland of the Pilgrims.
Forbes, A. C. English Estate For
estry. Freeman, L. Italian Sculpture of
the Renaissance.
Gardiner, J. H. The Bible as Eng
lish Literature.
' Hazel ton, J. H. Declaration of In
dependence; Its History.
Hobhouse, S. T. Morals in Evolu
tion. 2 vols.
Johnson, J. F. Money and Currency
in Relation to Industry.
Johnson, W. F. Four Centuries of
the Panama Canal.
KIrkbride and Sterrett Modern
Trust Company.
Mackaye, James Economy of Hap
piness. Ormond, A. T. Concepts of Philoso
phy. Puis, Ettore Ancient Legents of
Roman History.
Pratt, J. B. Psychology of Relig
ious Belief.
Reeve, S. A. Cost of Competition.
Sanday, William Criticism of the
Fourth Gospel.
Schoulor, James Americans of
1776.
Wendell, Barrett Liberty, Union
and Democracy.
Werder, Karl Heart of Hamlet's
Mystery.
Woodruff, C. E. Effects of Tropical
Light on White Men.
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atienaea 10 at once.
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Program for Tuesday.
Miss Grace Hicks, of the University
School of Music, pupil of Miss Schuler,
will give a Piano forte recital for Grad
uation, Tuesday evening, May 14th in
Memorial Hall. Tho public is cordially
invited.
Raff Prelude and Fugue from Sulto
in E. minor. Op. 72.
Weber Sonata, D minor, Op. 49. Al
legro feroce-Tranquillo-Anlmato.
d'Albert Scherzo, Op. 16, No. 2.
Sindlng Nocturno, Op. 53, No. 2.
Coleridge-Taylor Valso from Afri
can Suite, Op. 35.
Dvorak Silhouette, Op. 8. No. 2.
Pirkhort Tarantella in Octaves.
Xavor Scharwenka Concerto, B flat
minor, Op. 32. Allegro patetico-Lhrga-mente-Allegro
animato.
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